Cron Parser
Translate a cron expression into plain English and next run times.
Build a cron expression from a schedule you describe.
Usually the server time zone, or a missing PATH. Cron runs with a minimal environment, so commands that work in your shell can fail silently. Use absolute paths, and redirect output to a log file rather than assuming you would notice a failure.
You cannot express it in a single cron line, because step values must divide evenly into the field. Either use two lines covering alternating hours, or schedule hourly and have the job itself decide whether to act.
Translate a cron expression into plain English and next run times.
Convert a time between any two time zones, DST included.
Convert Unix timestamps to dates and back, in any time zone.
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